Corry News Briefs Report Stray Animal and Local Incidents
A Corry woman driving home from a North East canning plant encountered a strange animal on the highway between Wattsburg and Beaverdam. The animal stood to headlight height, remained in the road until the horn sounded, then leaped over a hedge. The report also notes farm cattle killings near Ridgway and Johnsonburg prompting a state police inquiry, plus various local police notes including a missing girl located, a home dispute over a car incident, and fire and military-related updates. Authorities address theft, vehicle mishaps, and wartime service news along with real estate transfers and local wage board actions. The item blends multiple short notices into a single page summary.
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North East Canning
Wattsburg
Beaverdam
Fire scare at Jamestown business district building
A late afternoon fire in the Frick and McGee building near Jamestown Post-Journal damaged the basement and caused heavy smoke. Fire crews responded to a motor room fire connected with an all furnace, limiting losses to the basement and smoke on upper floors.
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Jamestown
Frick and McGee
Jamestown Postjournal
Telshow-Shulls Pon- Une
The
Post-Journal
Washington Steel
Remsen
Three Boys Steal Car Crash Near Mercer Titusville
Oct 5 sheriff asks Titusville police to search for a 1997 Torch V8 stolen Wednesday night. Car found near Mercer after collision with another vehicle driven by George Chapin of Frontlin. Injured Lennie Williams and James Fugat, both 16, plus William Brasheams 17, Whitesburg Ky. All detained as charges to follow.
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Mercer
Titusville
Porest County
Tlowests
George Chapin
Frontlin
Kentucky
Maiter
Elen
Mercer Colimee
Lennie Williams
Bubland
James Fugat
William Brasheams
Whitesburg
Young Williams
Kane Man Held For Fraudulent Car Deal
Kenneth Fulmer was bound over for court on charges of receiving money under false pretenses after a Rast Kene doctor named Glenn Fields accused him of selling a automobile under false terms. The case stems from alleged misrepresentation and financial loss to Fields.
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Kane
Kenneth Fulmer
Glenn Fields
Rast Kene
Fulmer
Llle
Palmer sells car to Fields. ball set at $900 after arrest
The account states Palmer sold a car to Fields on August 22. Fields told Justice of the Peace Emile Stehger, and after State Police investigated, Fields was arrested with a $900 bond. The exchange occurred near Marienville and the Gold Standard National Bank area.
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Gener G. Harold Wagner
Pennsylvania
Titusville
Bradford
Oli City
Pranklin
Palmer
Fields
Justice of the Peace
Emile Stehger
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Ridgway
Johnsonburg
Clyde Wilson
Tulia Mae Jonson
Lottsville
Derputy
Sheriff Seen
Warren County
Brookston
Warren
Amerton
Washington
Seg Lee
Mel. Nottin 'T. Kirk
Fife
Kite
United States Army
Henry Duggl
Clymer
South Center
West Min
Center
South Center Street
Jick Berry
Columbus
Alype Pte
Grotertes
Estell
Robert Covell
Milterill
Fort
Joseph R. Splesman
Corry
Edith M. Kurchinski
George Gordon
Florida
Navy
Gordon
Fear Harbor
Virginia
Enhoute
Alexandria
Virgina
Hendersonville
N.C
Concord Township
H. G. Warner
C. Warner
Erie
Charles A. War Winkle
West
Washington Street
Hater
U. S. S. Proteus
Borst
Wain Winklethas
Naval Servier
Dimestons
New York
Minimilat
Yimely
Hirluch
Pittshugh
University of Bittsburet
Budu
Bureau
Faust Peder Reserve
Pensylvania
Federal Reserve Bank
Ised Suigh
Tne
Lake Erie
Plamigun
Lake Fronr
Orchard Beach
Educa
Paul L Crossmen
Bureau of Instruction
Para of Public Instruction
Congress
Colton
Page's
West Main St
Dial
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Lake Shore
Asa
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Rexall Cit Rate Drug Store
Ady
Al’s
Men’s & Young Men’‘S All Wool
Melton
Bernstein Bros
Gold Standard National Bank
St ‘Marienville
U. S. No
Prunes
Calif
Shefford Cheese
del Monte Coffee
Hamburg
Nas
Oman
Myo Re
Carrie
Driestong
An Fis Ae
Montgomery Ward
Beavers Cubs
Crrors
Beavers
Vietos Bridge
S Publica Corry
Lyfemen
White
Elas
Pitt
Navordville Field
Ile Nf
Edpal
Ath Ahil
Ato
Jeo, ‘Ely
Wast
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